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Type 1 Diabetes
Type 1 Diabetes
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How much do you know about this condition? Test your knowledge!
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Type 1 is caused by diet
False
True
2
A finger stick is the only way to find your blood glucose level.
False
True
3
How are the two types of diabetes caused?
Type 1 is an autoimmune deficiency, type 2 is the result of sugar
Type 1 is an autoimmune deficiency, type 2 is from poor diet and exercise.
Type 1 is from a disease, type 2 is from poor diet and exercise.
They are both because insulin doesn't like you, just in different ways.
4
What is the normal blood glucose range for an average person?
50-100
1-10
250-800
90-100
5
BREAKING NEWS!! There is a super-expensive cure for T1 diabetes!
NOPE!
EH?
YUP!
You mean okra, cucumber, and cinnamon?
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(Hypothetical situation) Quick! You tested your blood sugar and it's at a 53! What do you do to get it higher?
PANIC!! AAAAA
Chug some apple juice!
Take a shot of insulin!
Eat 15 grams of sugar!
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How do people with T1D manage their sugar levels?
Eating no sugar at all
Insulin via injection
Insulin Pump
Red and yellow are both correct
8
People with T1D get low blood sugar.
False
True
9
Are Type 1 and Type 2 the same?
False
True
10
What are some symptoms of high blood sugar?
Shuddering
Extreme thirst
Death
Frequent urination
11
Type 1 Diabetes can be cured
False
True
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Can type 1 diabetics eat sugar after diagnosis?
No, of course not
Yes, sure, yeah
13
How can a low (hypoglycemia) start?
All of the above
Exercise
Not eating enough food
Insulin overdose
14
What is Type 1 Diabetes, in the simplest way to put it?
The body isn't producing insulin
Someone ate all the chocolate bars...
The pancreas broke
There's too much insulin in the body
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When you give an insulin injection, how many units do you fill
before
you eat?
1
The amount only stays the same with long-lasting insulin
10
None of the above; you only give insulin after a meal (Bolus)
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How does the pancreas end up not making insulin?
It just quit, stop working it too hard!
The immune system attacked the islet cells
It got attacked by a pathogen known as Asleegophrens.
You know, DNA did it!
